The floor is wooden, which is nice. There are a few poles, but they're padded. Have fun!
While you're waiting for your tour to start, have a milkshake. They're really good. Read more.
Take your future album cover photo in front of the mural on the east side of the building. Read more.
The Pink Palace is a great overview of the Mid-South's natural and cultural history. Be sure to check out the miniature circus and the model Piggly Wiggly on the second floor.
The Belz Museum is one of the city's coolest museums (and also one of the most obscure). Check out their huge selection of intricate ivory and jade Asian art. Read more.
Grab lunch and go to one of the Cotton Museum's brown bag talks on local history.
There are few things that will make you appreciate grocery stores like trying to throw a hunting spear. Take a group of 10, and the staff will let you throw atl atls. Read more.
Take a break from the Memphis in May action at Tom Lee Park and and relax for a little bit in Handy Park on Beale.
Check out the Downtown Alive series during the summer - there are a ton of cool arts and cultural events during lunch. Read more.
Bring your swim trunks and run through the fountains at the end of the model Mississippi river.
This park has a maze, sculptures, and plenty of open space for running around.
Go see Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Evergreen Theatre on the 2nd Friday of every month. They have a live cast, so don't forget your props.
The Circuit is small, but they've got a professional cast that stages great shows every weekend
Go to one of the free performance events - like Spillit Memphis or PechaKucha Night - in the basement. They're super fun and they have snacks and beer.
Grab your skateboard, bike or skates and check out Memphis' first free public skate park. Read more.
The annual Beale Street Wine Race is one of the most ridiculous, fun and debaucherous events in Memphis that no one knows about. Read more.
